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Southern Vermont College Moving Towards Five Star...
In March of 2023, SVHC entered into a purchase and sale agreement of the campus with Alfred Weissman Real Estate, LLC (AWRE). Since then, AWRE has been working toward the development of a five-star destination resort.
Williamstown Fire District Developing Policy on...
The Prudential Committee on Wednesday discussed the need for a policy for all call-volunteer firefighters who reach the state's mandatory retirement age.
Pittsfield Housing Trust Digs into ARPA Proposals
The trust reviewed five letters of intent for housing projects in the city and will ask the parties to submit a full application.
Dalton Select Board Approves Research into EV Charging...
The Select Board expressed its support in continuing to research the prospect of installing level three electric vehicle fast charging stations in town.
North Adams Disability Commission Gets Funding, Grant...
The City Council on Tuesday accepted two sections of state law that will allow the Commission on Disabilities to apply for grants and use handicapped-parking fees.
Adams Theater Presents ARKAI Music
Award-winning duo have performed with Jon Batiste, at Carnegie Hall, and at Lincoln Center
Dalton Public Safety Facility Advisory Committee...
The committee will be examining all the options for a new police station or combined public safety facility. The goal is to have a recommendation for the Select Board by a year from December.
Signaled Intersection Proposed for West Street in...
The city believes that traffic lights at the intersection of lower and upper West Street will improve safety.
Clark Art Lecture Commemorating Tadao Ando-Designed...
The event takes place in the Clark's auditorium, located in the Manton Research Center.
North Adams Council Passes $65M Borrowing...
The City Council on Monday unanimously authorized borrowing $65,362,859 to build a new Greylock School for prekindergarten through 2.
Rapid Deterioration Fully Closes Pecks Road Bridge
Rapid deterioration of the Pecks Road bridge has led to its closure until further notice and a hopefully expedited process to replace the entire structure.
SolaBlock Awarded State Grant
The Healey-Driscoll administration awarded SolaBlock $204,835 to construct automated and modularized systems to build its Solar Masonry Units.
Pittsfield's 2nd Rail Trail Extension Coming Soon
The second extension of the Ashuwillticook Rail Trail southward through the city is on schedule for completion in the fall.
Lee Represents Massachusetts in 50 in 50 Mural Project
Artist Cheyenne Renee is working to paint a mural in a small town in all 50 states. As part of the project, there will also be a documentary that will incorporate interviews and footage from each town.
Neal Announces $750K Earmark for Town Hall Restoration
signature building of the Downtown Historic District, the Town Hall is on the State Register of Historic Places. Funding secured by Neal will support the restoration and repair interior and exterior features throughout the building.
Two Berkshire Peaker Plants Have Been Put in the Past
Two peaker plants in Berkshire County have been out of service for two years and are in the process of demolition. Local environmentalists are rejoicing.
Downtown Pittsfield Lit Up for Pittsfield Beautiful
Berkshire Lightscapes will honor Pittsfield Beautiful for its commitment to the downtown by lighting up the exteriors of buildings and public spaces with flower colors, Monday, July 22, through Sunday, July 28.
Williamstown Zoning Board Considers Art Museum Plan
The Zoning Board of Appeals on Thursday began its review of the development plan for a new Williams College Museum of Art at the junction of Routes 2 and 7.
North Adams Council to Vote on Greylock School Project
The City Council will take up a borrowing authorization for the $65 million Greylock School project at a special meeting on Monday.
Government Briefs: Cape Cod Bridges Funding & More
The Healey-Driscoll administration is celebrating that the Massachusetts Department of Transportation and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers winning nearly $1 billion in federal funding for the replacement of the Cape Cod bridges.